Happy Father's Day From Weekend Edition
Weekend Edition team gives a shout-out to their fathers.
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ALISON STEWART, host:
This is NPR's WEEKEND EDITION.
GEMMA WATTERS: Produced by Irwin Watters'(ph) daughter, Gemma.
KIMBERLY ADAMS: Albert Adams Junior's daughter, Kimberly.
THOMAS PIERCE: Mickey Pierce's(ph) son, Thomas.
ELAINE HEINSMAN(ph): (unintelligible) Heinsman's daughter, Elaine.
SARAH BEYER: John Beyer's(ph) daughter, Sarah.
BRIAN REED: Howard Reed's son, Brian.
BRENT BOCHMAN(ph): Hank Bochman's son, Brent.
PATRICK: Luis(ph) (unintelligible) son, Patrick.
VERONICA MILLER: And Veronica, daughter of Ty Miller(ph).
TONY MARCANO: I'm Tony Marcano, senior editor, son of Lester Obain Marcano(ph).
KEE MALESKY: I'm Kee Malesky, reference librarian and daughter of Joe Shields(ph).
BURKE HUNN: I'm technical director and Mike Hunn's son, Burke.
PETER BRESLOW: I'm Dave Brezlow's son, Peter. I produced today's show.
JENNI BERGAL: I'm Bill Miller's daughter, senior editor Jenni Bergal.
DAVAR IRAN ARDALAN: I'm senior producer and Nadir Ardalan's(ph) daughter Davar Iran. (ph).
STEWART: I'm Alison Stewart, daughter of Joseph Turner Stewart, Jr. with special memories of you this first Father's Day without you.
GROUP: Happy Father's Day.
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